Concrete Demolition & Removal

Concrete Demolition & Removal

Demolition excavator takes down concrete wall

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Demolition and removal of concrete can be a daunting task. It's dirty, dangerous, and time-consuming. The demolition and removal of concrete are huge hassles, but they can also be a safety hazard. You could easily injure yourself if you do not have the proper skills and expertise.


Leave the demolition and removal to the professionals at Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co. We have years of experience in breaking down concrete structures. Our team is an expert, so you can expect we get the job done quickly and safely.


Get in touch with us today or read on to learn more about us and our services. Also check out our concrete leveling services.


When To Demolish Concrete Structures? 

Sometimes we try to repair damaged concrete structures and surfaces. However, there are instances when the need to demolish becomes necessary.


Concrete demolition refers to tearing down a concrete slab or a concrete structure. Demolishing concrete structures is essential in many situations. Here are some of them:


Renovations

Some renovation projects require small demolition jobs. This refers to specific areas that need improvements. It could be an area that is damaged, and repair is no longer necessary or updating an outdated structure.


Deep Cracks

Deep, wide, and extensive cracks are one of the major signs that concrete slabs or structures are no longer safe. Structural engineers would normally recommend building a new concrete structure when this occurs.


Sunken Concrete 

There are many reasons a concrete slab sinks or settles. But, one of the most common reasons is poor construction or water intrusion. A concrete structure built on a poor foundation will likely sink over time. Having a poor base means not compacting the soil and using the wrong materials. It is common to see concrete sinking around the perimeter of your foundation.


Signs of Frost Heave

Frost heaves are very common in cold places. If you live in a cold area, it is always essential to check your concrete surfaces. Unfortunately, moisture on the ground can push concrete slabs upward. This results in a safety hazard for you and your family.


Extreme Spalling

Spalling refers to concrete that cracks and separates from its substrate. A variety of factors can cause concrete to spall or pit. Compared with repairing or resurfacing the extremely damaged surface, demolishing it is more economical.


New Construction

The construction of a new building is one of the most popular reasons for demolishing an existing concrete structure. We remove concrete structures to build new ones.


Our Concrete Demolition & Removal Services

Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co is one of the leading concrete companies in Knoxville, TN. We provide extraordinary services to ensure ultimate customer satisfaction. Apart from building concrete structures, you can also rely on us to tear them down.

Contact us today if you need any of the following services:


Concrete Demolition

Complete demolition is the only solution when concrete structures are severely damaged. Tearing down your property using a reliable demolition method is the best option to ensure structural integrity and safety.

Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co has years of experience in demolishing concrete. Our team has impeccable knowledge and expertise in tearing down concrete structures. We use the latest concrete breaking tools and equipment to ensure a safe and quick demolition job. The tools and equipment we use depend on the project. To break concrete, for example, we use these tools:

  • Bolt cutters
  • Pry bar
  • Polyethylene plastic
  • Reciprocating saw
  • Wheelbarrow


For challenging demolition projects, we use power tools, such as:

  • Sledgehammer,
  • Jackhammer, and
  • Chipping hammer.

Demolition jobs - whether they are small or huge - can be too risky. We follow construction safety rules and regulations to ensure our team is safe and avoid any untoward circumstances. This includes wearing safety gear like safety goggles, gloves, and hearing protection during the process and while on site. We also have safety officers in place to implement all safety guidelines.


Concrete Removal

Is your concrete driveway or concrete patio showing signs of major damage? Our professional team can take care of it. 

 

In the event of damage that is limited to a specific area, we remove concrete instead. We use different tools to break concrete. Our team carefully takes down the damaged surface to ensure the other parts of the structure will not be affected. Furthermore, we ensure we remove wire mesh and reinforced concrete as accurately as possible. At Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co, our concrete removal costs reasonably. We have a team working on ensuring we have the most competitive concrete removal prices in town. So, while DIY concrete removal is a good idea, we recommend leaving the job to the experts.


Concrete Disposal 

Broken concrete slabs, concrete chunks, and many more - you will find all these once the demolition or removal job is over. At Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co, we take care of everything. We handle the proper disposal of demolished concrete slabs. We bring all concrete debris to a facility that turns concrete debris into recycled concrete. Like the rest of our services, our concrete disposal fees are very minimal.


Concrete Demolition Methods

Each demolition job is different. Breaking an old concrete slab requires a different approach than tearing down a concrete building. At Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co, we determine the proper method per demolition project. Our team ensures we perform the right approach and use proper tools to ensure maximum results.

Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co is here for you every step of the way. Our team visits the concrete structure once the consultation is complete. Then, we will recommend a safe and effective approach to take down the structure based on the assessment. It is essential to know that the demolition approach will vary depending on the structure. For your reference, though, here are the different demolition methods we use in different projects:


Ball and Crane Method

This method is ideal for tearing down concrete buildings. True to its name, we use a ball and crane to demolish the structure. Our highly trained operator performs the job by either swinging or dropping the ball into the structure. It is essential to know that this approach creates many vibrations, noise, and dust.


Chemical and Mechanical Bursting

Concrete surfaces are split in both chemical and mechanical bursting. But, the process of splitting concrete varies. We either place an expansive slurry in a particular pattern of boreholes or use a splitting machine that works with hydraulic pressure. In comparison with other methods, these processes are controlled. While both methods effectively tear down concrete, they have significant differences. Unlike chemical bursting, mechanical bursting is cheaper and produces vibration and noise.


Dismantling Technique

This demolition approach uses a saw to cut concrete into smaller pieces. We then remove broken concrete using a crane. The dismantling technique is best for demolition jobs that require minimal impact. Unlike other methods, this technique creates less noise and dust.


Manual Demolition

The manual demolition approach is ideal for tearing down smaller structures. We use this method to break concrete floors, patios, and other concrete surfaces. We also do manual demolition if underground utility lines are involved to ensure they are safe. Unlike other methods, though, this takes up more time depending on the surface we are working on. If the surface is thick, the more time we need. Otherwise, we will finish earlier. 


Why Hire Us

The idea of breaking up concrete seems easy. But, in reality, it can be very challenging no matter how big or small the job is. That is why it is best to let the experts do the job for you. Hiring our demolition job at Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co will benefit you. Here's why:


Licensed Company

Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co has the license to do concrete demolition and removal jobs. Our company also has the necessary certifications to prove our expertise for the job. As a licensed company, we adhere to rules and regulations when it comes to performing demolition jobs.


Insured Employees

Although we have safety precautions in place, we understand how risky our job is. As a responsible company, we have all the necessary insurance for our employees on site. We make sure we are ready for any untoward events if they happen. This also means our customers have no liabilities if unfortunate circumstances occur while we perform the task.


Professional Workers

We do not just send anyone on site. We only let the experts do the job. The ones performing the demolition job have the necessary skills and expertise. They have years of experience doing the job. Also, all our concrete demolition job workers have proper training on using all our tools and equipment. Thus, you can be confident we will perform the task safely and efficiently.


Superior Customer Service

We dedicate our team to providing you with excellent customer service. Each of us works hard to ensure that your experience with us is positive from start to finish. We want you to be happy with the results of our work, and we will do everything we can to make sure that happens.


Free Cost Estimate

We want to help you arrive at an informed decision. That is why our company provides free and realistic quotations. All you have to do is contact us and provide us with the project details.



Contact Us Today

Knoxville Concrete Contractors Co offers high-quality demolition and concrete removal services that will meet your needs. We have the experience and expertise necessary to get the job done quickly and efficiently.

Contact us today for a free consultation on your concrete demolition and removal project. You may also request a cost estimate for free. Our lines are available daily during business hours. You may also get in touch with us via the form on the Contact Us page.

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